- Moses Kuria faced a tough crowd in Githurai on October 12, 2024, as revellers booed him off stage during a lively music event
- What began as a celebration quickly turned hostile when chants of “Riggy G” and anti-government slogans filled the air, protesting the looming impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua
- Kuria, stunned by the fierce reaction, had no choice but to cut his speech short and leave
Senior Economic Advisor Moses Kuria found himself at the receiving end of public discontent during a lively music event at SNL Lounge in Githurai 44 on Saturday, October 12, 2024.
The event, intended to celebrate the launch of Mugithi artist Tony Young’s latest song, took a dramatic twist when Kuria, who was in attendance, was invited to address the crowd.
The atmosphere soured quickly as revellers erupted into a chorus of boos and chants of “Riggy G,” in what appeared to be a strong show of support for Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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The anti-government slogans that filled the air highlighted growing frustrations within certain quarters over the push to impeach Gachagua, a move that has sparked widespread controversy.
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A video circulating online captures the tense moment when Kuria, donning a black hoodie, attempted to speak but was forced to cut his speech short after only a few minutes, visibly taken aback by the hostile reception.
Despite his high-ranking position within President William Ruto’s administration, Kuria’s presence at the entertainment venue was far from welcome, with revellers expressing their discontent towards the Kenya Kwanza government.
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This incident follows a similar experience faced by Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika just a day earlier.
Kihika, a staunch ally of President Ruto, was also booed at a funeral in Bahati Constituency, where mourners drowned out her speech as she attempted to deliver the president’s condolence message.
